Rollers can make painting large walls quicker and easier, but Lopez says you need more time when working with a textured roller. “You may need to apply several coats to get the desired effect ...

In addition to choosing which type of velcro rollers you want to use, Garren says to be mindful of size and your intended end look. “The bigger the roller, the smoother the finish,” he points out.

Sandstone paint from Valspar is typical of this finish. Paint the corners and along the trim with a brush, then roll on the finish with a 1/2- or 3/4-inch-nap roller. Once it's dry, put on a ...

“A more textured surface (like brick, masonry, or stucco) requires a higher nap, such as a 3/4-inch to 1 1/2-inch roller cover,” Fiorilli says. “For smooth walls, a 1/4-inch to 1/2-inch nap ...

He also recommends large heated rollers, which work well for very curly, textured hair.” Fasteners Hot rollers require fasteners to keep them in place and set your curls.

No one wants textured walls—nevertheless, they persist. Remove the baseboards and trim. If the paint used has a gloss finish, sand it lightly to get the gloss off.

After I take out the rollers, I spray the Drybar Triple Sec into my hair. It's a finishing spray that gives me hold, increased volume, and amplified texture. Then, I'm good to go for the day.

Hot rollers , we used to think ... They seemed dated in our age of Alexa Chung and texture spray and blowout bars dedicated to messing up your hair. ... Skip hairspray and finish with dry ...